Dee Brown moved his game to Turkey

Rather than competing with multiple players for a point guard spot at Utah this year, Dee Brown has moved to Turkey with a new contract in hand. Good luck Dee!

His blog is really nice, he is actively writing about his new team and location, so it is a good one to read periodically. Dee Brown's Blog

Dee Brown ready for Conference Finals, Spurs

Dee Brown's neck is still stiff, but he is ready to play in the Conference Finals against the Spurs. Here's an article with an update on Dee.

Dee Brown is back playing for Jazz

It was nice to see Dee Brown back playing for the Utah Jazz tonight, as they closed out the second round series against the Warriors. Dee Brown looked like he has recovered from his neck injury. Deron Williams had a tough night for a change, but the Jazz still won.

Dee Brown going to Oakland, Day-to-Day

According to the Salt Lake Tribune, Dee Brown is going to travel with the Utah Jazz to Oakland, CA. He is apparently OK, and is wearing a neck brace and getting treatments for his neck. He may play again later in the series, but right now is consider day-to-day.

Deron Williams and Dee Brown help Utah roll over Warriors

Deron Williams showed why he is one of the top point guards in the NBA tonight, scoring 31 points and handing out 8 assists in Utah's playoff win over the Golden State Warriors. Deron played against Baron Davis for much of the game and held his own against the outstanding point guard. Dee Brown actually played some important minutes during the game and scored 6 important points, including a fast break layup against two defenders to tie the game late. Dee looked solid as a backup for Deron and played with Deron at some points to give Utah more quickness against the fast-breaking Warriors. I expect Dee Brown will see more action in this series due to his quickness and excellent defense against Baron Davis.

After some stellar plays by Deron and Dee, the TNT cameras showed Illini Coach Bruce Weber in the stands enjoying the game. He must be really proud to see two of his three guards on the floor for the Jazz.